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No, never did. No wires going into or near the cup or the fuel filter. I know its there somewhere... But after seven hours of heavy use, the alarm has not returned, so I guess I got it fixed!

After completely disassembling the fuel system (lines, separator, filter) and cleaning them all with clean kerosene and blowing them out with compressed air and adding a diesel fuel conditioner and new fuel, the light went out after about ten minutes of running under a load. Worked all day...

Bought it new. Owner's manual is not in my immediate possession (I moved...it's hiding in a box somewhere) but I downloaded one from Kubota and can find nothing helpful. However, everything I have read seems to point to a minor amount of water stuck on the sensor, so tomorrow I plan on...

I found the brochure to be less than helpful... I could find no sensor on the fuel filter or water separator. I am planning on changing the fuel filter and removing/cleaning the entire water separator. Thanks for the input, though! Now I know where to focus my search tomorrow...

LX3310, 85 hours. The Water in Fuel light (with alarm) came on. I immediately stopped and (not real sure what the alarm was), checked all fluids, saw no water in the separator but drained it anyway, and started the tractor up. Alarm was cleared but came back on after about 15 minutes of use...